Photo essay: UH Hilo’s 21st Annual Hoʻolauleʻa

People enjoyed food, prizes, performances and entertainment, crafts, and carnival games.

Group of young ukulele players on stage.
Waiakea Ukulele Band performs at the UH Hilo Hoʻolauleʻa, Jan. 23, 2016. (Photo: Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories)

Photos by Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories.

University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo held its 21st Annual Hoʻolauleʻa on Saturday from noon to 8:00 p.m.

It was free and open to the UH community and the general public.

There was plenty of good food, great prizes, spectacular performances and entertainment, diverse crafts, carnival style games, inflatables and other activities for keiki, and a dance concert in the evening. Music was provided by the Waiakea Ukulele Band, Daniel Marrufo and Roger-Rae Espejo, Lower Aina, Lion Isle, Applesauce Boys, Boomdraw, Hawaiian Roots Band, and Through the Roots.

A good time was had by all!

People

Group in blue shirt, inside their info booth.
UH Hilo nursing students at their info booth. (Photos: Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories)

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Games and Play

Keiki coming down slide.
Whee! (Photos: Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories)

Food and Treats

Woman with plate of food.
Plate lunch and more goodies. (Photos: Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories)

Music

Male entertainer on stage.
Music on stage. (Photos: Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories)

Evening Concert

Band performing on stage. Sunset in background.
Evening concert at sunset. (Photos: Bob Douglas/UH Hilo Stories)

Photos by Bob Douglas, a local artist, photographer, and sometimes part-time student who volunteers his photography skills to the Office of the Chancellor and UH Hilo Stories.

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